Trump offers millions of WFH civil servants huge payoff to QUIT ‘saving $100bn’ as he cracks down on ‘woke’ officials


Trump offers millions of WFH civil servants huge payoff to QUIT ‘saving $100bn’ as he cracks down on ‘woke’ officials

Golden Parachute Offered to Federal Workers

Donald Trump is extending a generous offer to millions of federal employees who have been working from home during the pandemic. The White House is proposing a buyout package for those who do not wish to return to the office, providing them with eight months' salary if they resign by February 6. This move is part of the administration's efforts to address what they view as "woke" officials within the workforce.

Massive Savings Predicted

The Trump administration anticipates that as many as 200,000 employees, around 10% of the federal workforce, could take up this offer. If this estimate holds true, the government could potentially save up to $100 billion, as reported by CBS News.

Trump's War on Bureaucracy

President Trump has long been vocal about reducing the size of the federal workforce, referring to it as bloated. His newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk and former GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, is spearheading efforts to cut regulations, reduce spending, and trim government jobs. The recent email offering buyouts to federal workers marks one of the most significant downsizing initiatives in modern history.

Backlash and Controversy

While the offer may seem appealing to some employees, it has faced criticism from unions and Democrats. Critics argue that the move is an attempt to replace career civil servants with individuals loyal to Trump, raising concerns about the impact on government services and expertise. With the February 6 deadline approaching, federal employees are left with a challenging decision to make.


Trump offers millions of WFH civil servants huge payoff to QUIT ‘saving $100bn’ as he cracks down on ‘woke’ officials

Additional Policies and Orders

Alongside the buyout offer, Trump's administration has faced legal challenges and controversy over other recent actions. A federal judge temporarily blocked Trump's freeze on federal grants and loans, causing confusion over potential disruptions to government programs. Furthermore, Trump signed an executive order banning gender transition treatments for minors, a move that is expected to face legal challenges. The administration also shut down federal diversity offices and curbed transgender rights through executive actions.


Did you miss our previous article...
https://trendinginthenews.com/uk-politics/top-tories-demand-leftwing-officials-responsible-for-extremism-proposals-to-be-sacked